Washington § 70.410.040 - Registration.

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§ 70.410.040. Registration.

(1) A person must apply to the department to register with the state emergency medical reserve corps.
(2) To qualify to register as a health practitioner member under this chapter, a person must pass a background check and be licensed and in good standing in this state.
(3) To qualify to register as a support member under this chapter, a person must pass a background check. If the person holds a professional license in this state other than a health practitioner license, that license must be in good standing.
(4) The department may by rule establish additional required qualifications for registration as a member.
[ 2023 c 210 s 5.]

Notes

Findings—Short title—Effective date—2023 c 210: See notes following RCW 70.410.010.

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